Golden Player of FIFA World Cup 2022 T4 (Matches pg 122) - Page 81

Originally posted by: MinionBoss

You exposed it yourself. Croatia vs Morocco. 🤣

*Insert wohi to gif* 😆

Love how they exchanged jersies. Mbappé ❤️ Hakimi

https://twitter.com/FIFAWorldCup/status/1603144270357094400?s=20&t=B7BUyC72g9aJ4E7zWRbz7Q

Originally posted by: ctanzil

To all those lost Brazilian fan in us ...a big group hug🤗🤗🤗

We will come back stronger...👍🏼

The whole Brazilian squad was Mehhh this time to me.

People who follows them or their style of playing would know what I'm talking about. The team actually wanted Tite long gone before the world cup but CBF couldn't find anyone as experienced as him.Also,Neymar was all gaga about him.Tite was good for latino style playing not for international field specially for WC.They was lot going on inside the squad and CBF.

He probably won lot but something like WC is not in his caliber.Though,he has very good ethics with the team and the boys too.❤️

I love Brazil. There are a lot of Brazil fans around me and I expected more from their team 🥺

However, my prediction for Top 2 was Netherlands and Portugal. Netherlands lost to Argentina, and Portugal lost to Morroco. Argentina is in finals and Morocco will play for 3rd place. So, I kinda picked the wrong team from the right matches 😭😅 (does that make sense?)

This world cup all three GOATs: Neymar, Messi and Ronaldo, left us stunned, not always in a good way. But they still remain one of the greatest footballers regardless of who they had lost too ❤

Now that Argentina is in finals, the Saudis celebrating their win with a holiday makes more sense 😅

Originally posted by: MinionBoss

You exposed it yourself. Croatia vs Morocco. 🤣

I exposed myself too. For the second time 😂

Congratulations to all the award winners 🎉🥳👏🏻💐

Congrats Minhal and Autumn 🥳

Congratulations to all the Rabits, Golden Owls and Sloths of FIFA 2022.

Originally posted by: MinionBoss

Congratulations to Golden Rabbit, Owl and Sloth award winners.🥳

Cheers..

'THE NEW PELÉ' KYLIAN MBAPPÉ IS ABOUT TO FACE HIS GREATEST CHALLENGE YET

AL KHOR, Qatar — Morocco was pouring on the pressure in the second half of Wednesday’s World Cup semifinal against defending champion France, and for a while, it seemed possible that the Atlas Lions’ fairytale journey at the 2022 World Cup would continue.

Kylian Mbappé refused to let it happen.

With Les Bleus clinging to a 1-0 lead in the 79th minute, Mbappé spun Paris Saint-Germain teammate Achraf Hakimi, exchanged passes with Marcus Thuram, then sliced through three Moroccan defenders before dishing the ball to substitute Randal Kolo Muani, who scored the insurance goal France so desperately needed to win 2-0, finally end Morocco’s run, and advance to Sunday’s World Cup final against Lionel Messi’s Argentina.

"It wasn't an easy victory, but we showed our quality and experience and team spirit," Les Bleus coach Didier Deschamps, whose team was visited by French president Emmanuel Macron in the locker room afterward, said in his postgame press conference. "We had to dig deep in the challenging moments in the match."

FOR LIONEL MESSI, FRANCE IS PERFECT CHALLENGE AS HE CHASES IMMORTALITY

AL KHOR, Qatar — This is how it had to be. For Lionel Messi to have it all — the win, the story, the fairy tale, the ultimate stamp of immortality — this is the one.

This is the game, the World Cup final (Sunday, 10 a.m. ET on FOX and the FOX Sports app). And this is the right opponent, reigning champion France, and there's no valid argument to be made otherwise.

There could have been spicier and more tribal finals, like if the draw and the bracket had lined up to pit Messi and his colleagues against neighbourly rival Brazil.

There could have been a more historically edged showdown for the trophy, like if Argentina had come up against a former political foe in England.

And there might have been a decider that offered, in most minds, a higher probability of triumph, had Morocco continued its dream run to make it all the way to the final.

But this is the most fitting battle for the title and the right way for it to play out. Messi, one of the most extraordinary individual soccer talents the world will ever know, will seek his destiny against the imposing battalion of a near-perfect team.